Comparison

RemoveSpam vs CommentWipe

CommentWipe was a free, manual tool for bulk-deleting comments on one YouTube video at a time. As of November 2026 its website shows a domain-for-sale page, so it appears to be discontinued. If you are looking for a replacement, the right one depends on whether you need a one-off cleanup or ongoing protection.

What CommentWipe was

CommentWipe described itself as a way to “search, filter, and bulk-delete spam comments on your YouTube videos in seconds”. You signed in with Google, loaded one video by its ID, searched its comments by keyword or author, and deleted everything displayed with one click. It had a free limit (its Product Hunt listing mentions the first 1,000 deletes) and a sign-up box for people who reached it.

Side by side

	RemoveSpam	CommentWipe
Status	Active, running since 2021	Website now shows a domain-for-sale page
How it works	Automatic; your newest video is checked every minute	Manual; you load a video and delete in bulk
How it decides	Database of YouTube scam patterns, updated daily	Your own keyword or author search
Coverage	Your recent uploads, continuously	One video at a time, whenever you run it
Disguised spam	Lookalike letters and mutating coin names are caught	Only what your search term matches
Old comments	Monthly deep clean of last 100 videos on PRO	Any video you load, by hand
Price	From $149/month per channel; 14-day trial	Free up to a delete limit

What happened to CommentWipe

When this page was written, commentwipe.com showed a “this domain may be for sale” page. The last working version we could find is from June 2025. We have no connection to CommentWipe and no information beyond what was public, so treat it as discontinued unless its makers say otherwise.

If you used it for one-off cleanups

If you occasionally cleared out a batch of spam by hand, you do not need a subscription. YT-Spammer-Purge is a free, open-source tool that does the same job and more: it scans your videos, filters spam with several methods, and deletes or reports it in bulk. It runs on your own computer when you start it.

If you used it because the spam kept coming back

Manual bulk deletion has a ceiling: the spam returns after every upload, and it does its damage in the hours before you get round to clearing it. In RemoveSpam’s data, 90% of spam on a video arrives within 24 hours of publishing, and 65% of spam accounts post only once, so searching for yesterday’s spammers does not catch today’s.

That is the case for automatic protection: RemoveSpam checks your newest video every minute, matches every comment against patterns updated daily, and removes spam without you loading anything.

Choose a free manual tool (like CommentWipe was) if

Spam on your channel is occasional and you are happy to clear it by hand
You only need a one-off cleanup of older videos
You do not want a paid subscription

Choose RemoveSpam if

Spam keeps coming back on every new upload
You want it removed without having to load videos or search for it
Your spam is disguised: lookalike letters, mutating coin names, scripted threads
You run a crypto, finance or trading channel, where scam comments concentrate

How this comparison was written

Claims about CommentWipe come from their own public pages, checked on 8 November 2026, and are limited to things that do not change week to week. Current pricing and feature details should be confirmed on their site — products change, and this page will not always notice first.

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